LIECHTENSTEIN

With ”triple-A, outlook stable”, the Principality of Liechtenstein has once again received the top grade in the country rating of the international rating agency S&P Global, convincing with high political effectiveness and a prudent regulatory environment.

The country’s liberal company law has been in force since 1926, thus offering a framework of legal certainty for almost 100 years for endowing assets for a specific purpose and preserving them through generations. Trusts, foundations and other company forms increase the leeway for individual structuring in innovative planning.

The trust industry is regulated and supervised by the Financial Market Authority (FMA). This ensures a high degree of client protection.